What is the best route heading to NAIA airport from Balintawak NLEX?
Q. thanx oragon.. any detailed streets after EDSA like right after the magallanes intersection? i'm leaving in 15 minutes..
Asked by barok - Mon Aug 25 14:09:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Going to NAIA via EDSA is still the best route if you're new in Manila from NLEX balintawak, take the southbound edsa at the cloverleaf.
Answered by oragon daa? - Mon Aug 25 14:45:21 2008
Q. thanx oragon.. any detailed streets after EDSA like right after the magallanes intersection? i'm leaving in 15 minutes..
Asked by barok - Mon Aug 25 14:09:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Going to NAIA via EDSA is still the best route if you're new in Manila from NLEX balintawak, take the southbound edsa at the cloverleaf.
Answered by oragon daa? - Mon Aug 25 14:45:21 2008
How do i get to La Salle Dasmarinas Cavite coming from NLEX?
Q. How do i get to La Salle Dasmarinas Cavite coming from NLEX?
Asked by Marie - Mon Nov 30 22:46:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's your route. NLEX >> Exit to Cubao. Take EDSA up to Pasay. End of EDSA is Macapagal Ave. Turn left at Macapagal Ave. End of Macapagal Ave in the south is Coastal Raod. Take Coastal Rd. End of Coastal Road is Aguilnaldo Hiway. Take Aguinaldo Hiway to Dasmarinas. At Dasmarinas Bayan (traffic light). Turn left to La Salle. La Salle is about 3Km form Aguinaldo Hiway. You can also exit NLEX to Manila via Bonifacio Ave ~ Dimasalang ~ Quezon Blvd ~ Roxas Blvd ~ Coastal Rd. Your marker in Cavite. SM Bacoor, Robinsons Imus, Dasmarinas. If you reached SM Dasmarinas, take a U TURN. If you are taking a public transportation. Take a Saulog bus at NLEX (or EDSA). This bus is coming from Olongapo or Baguio and will go to Cavite City. Alight at… [cont.]
Answered by Think Tank II - Mon Nov 30 23:34:27 2009
Q. How do i get to La Salle Dasmarinas Cavite coming from NLEX?
Asked by Marie - Mon Nov 30 22:46:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's your route. NLEX >> Exit to Cubao. Take EDSA up to Pasay. End of EDSA is Macapagal Ave. Turn left at Macapagal Ave. End of Macapagal Ave in the south is Coastal Raod. Take Coastal Rd. End of Coastal Road is Aguilnaldo Hiway. Take Aguinaldo Hiway to Dasmarinas. At Dasmarinas Bayan (traffic light). Turn left to La Salle. La Salle is about 3Km form Aguinaldo Hiway. You can also exit NLEX to Manila via Bonifacio Ave ~ Dimasalang ~ Quezon Blvd ~ Roxas Blvd ~ Coastal Rd. Your marker in Cavite. SM Bacoor, Robinsons Imus, Dasmarinas. If you reached SM Dasmarinas, take a U TURN. If you are taking a public transportation. Take a Saulog bus at NLEX (or EDSA). This bus is coming from Olongapo or Baguio and will go to Cavite City. Alight at… [cont.]
Answered by Think Tank II - Mon Nov 30 23:34:27 2009
prohibited in NLEX (north luzon express way)?
Q. Hi, can i drive via nlex even if i only have a student's license. I have somebody with Pro license with me though. also, is sun shield (the one that you put in the windshield to act as a tint and can be rolled in and out) prohibited in nlex? thank you
Asked by onin pogi - Tue Mar 24 00:57:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NLEX is too risky for a student permit holder to drive thru. You might get into accident.
Answered by Jemay - Tue Mar 24 05:36:36 2009
Q. Hi, can i drive via nlex even if i only have a student's license. I have somebody with Pro license with me though. also, is sun shield (the one that you put in the windshield to act as a tint and can be rolled in and out) prohibited in nlex? thank you
Asked by onin pogi - Tue Mar 24 00:57:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NLEX is too risky for a student permit holder to drive thru. You might get into accident.
Answered by Jemay - Tue Mar 24 05:36:36 2009
Are major thoroughfares like EDSA, SLEX, NLEX, Roxas Blvd., C5 not included in color coding?
Q. Are major thoroughfares like EDSA, SLEX, NLEX, Roxas Blvd., C5 not included in color coding?
Asked by Lito - Fri Oct 30 03:45:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Major thoroughfares within Metro Manila such as EDSA, Roxas Boulevard, and C5 are all under color-coding system, or more properly known as the "odd-even scheme". In fact, the perennial traffic situation in EDSA is what led the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority to conjure up the color-coding system. Meanwhile, both the NLEx and SLEx are NOT included in the color coding system, the reason being they are NOT part of MMDA jurisdiction - they are directly under the Department of Public Works and Highways.
Answered by Matt Torres :) - Fri Oct 30 12:11:04 2009
Q. Are major thoroughfares like EDSA, SLEX, NLEX, Roxas Blvd., C5 not included in color coding?
Asked by Lito - Fri Oct 30 03:45:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Major thoroughfares within Metro Manila such as EDSA, Roxas Boulevard, and C5 are all under color-coding system, or more properly known as the "odd-even scheme". In fact, the perennial traffic situation in EDSA is what led the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority to conjure up the color-coding system. Meanwhile, both the NLEx and SLEx are NOT included in the color coding system, the reason being they are NOT part of MMDA jurisdiction - they are directly under the Department of Public Works and Highways.
Answered by Matt Torres :) - Fri Oct 30 12:11:04 2009
What are the places (in proper order) that you will come across when traveling from manila to vigan?
Q. All I know is NLEX, Tarlac exit, next is Urdaneta? I don't know what follows after..
Asked by globalFREAK - Fri Dec 5 07:43:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NLEX, you will exit in sta. ines for a better view if not try SCTEX. From Nlex, is tarlac, the 1st town is Bamban, Capas, Tarlac City, Gerona, Paniqui, Moncada, San Manuel. Then comes Pangasinan, the 1st town is Carmen Rosales,Villasis, Urdaneta, Binalonan,Pozzorubio, Sison. Then comes La Union. Rosario is the 1st town, then Sto. Thomas,Agoo, Aringgay, Caba, Bauang, San Fernando, San Juan, Bacnotan,I am not sure if the next towns a re part of La Union but here comes until you reach Vigan.Balaoan, Bangar, Sudipen,Tagudin to Vigan.
Answered by mared - Sun Dec 7 04:10:55 2008
Q. All I know is NLEX, Tarlac exit, next is Urdaneta? I don't know what follows after..
Asked by globalFREAK - Fri Dec 5 07:43:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NLEX, you will exit in sta. ines for a better view if not try SCTEX. From Nlex, is tarlac, the 1st town is Bamban, Capas, Tarlac City, Gerona, Paniqui, Moncada, San Manuel. Then comes Pangasinan, the 1st town is Carmen Rosales,Villasis, Urdaneta, Binalonan,Pozzorubio, Sison. Then comes La Union. Rosario is the 1st town, then Sto. Thomas,Agoo, Aringgay, Caba, Bauang, San Fernando, San Juan, Bacnotan,I am not sure if the next towns a re part of La Union but here comes until you reach Vigan.Balaoan, Bangar, Sudipen,Tagudin to Vigan.
Answered by mared - Sun Dec 7 04:10:55 2008
How to get to Eastwood City by Car?
Q. I would be traveling from North (Bulacan) So I would be going thru NLEX then to EDSA up to CUBAO. Now from Cubao, how do I get to Eastwood City?
Asked by scorpionflare - Tue Feb 10 09:38:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the easiest way, for me, is to pass along P. Tuazon. it is "connected" with EDSA, right? Just go straight until you are located in an intersection. The road on the left leads to Katipunan (Ateneo, UP, Miriam) and on the right is the road to White Plains. All you need to do is to drive straight to reach the flyover to Libis. You will eventually see the uniquely-designed building of Citibank on the left. The road beside it is the main entrance to Eastwood City/Mall. The only tricky part here is the u-turn. The next u-turn will be after Jollibee, which is more or less a kilometer from the Citibank building.
Answered by bugeyedmajormanuals - Tue Feb 10 10:41:31 2009
Q. I would be traveling from North (Bulacan) So I would be going thru NLEX then to EDSA up to CUBAO. Now from Cubao, how do I get to Eastwood City?
Asked by scorpionflare - Tue Feb 10 09:38:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the easiest way, for me, is to pass along P. Tuazon. it is "connected" with EDSA, right? Just go straight until you are located in an intersection. The road on the left leads to Katipunan (Ateneo, UP, Miriam) and on the right is the road to White Plains. All you need to do is to drive straight to reach the flyover to Libis. You will eventually see the uniquely-designed building of Citibank on the left. The road beside it is the main entrance to Eastwood City/Mall. The only tricky part here is the u-turn. The next u-turn will be after Jollibee, which is more or less a kilometer from the Citibank building.
Answered by bugeyedmajormanuals - Tue Feb 10 10:41:31 2009
Got charged with overspeeding. Can I ask someone to claim my Driver's License in East Ave.? ?
Q. Got caught overspeeding in the NLEX highway and the officer took my drivers license. Can someone else pay the fine and claim it for me or do I really need to get it myself? What is the process?
Asked by Elaine - Sat Dec 13 20:47:26 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with Bruised Bannerd. You have to personally get your license from the LTO. Well, i've never been charged with overspeeding, but i think it is one of the most sensitive offenses a motorist could possibly commit. I've read form somewhere that LTO plans to implement a policy in revoking the licenses for overspeeding/reckless driving (when twice charged). Just be sure you claim your DL within the 15 day grace period to do away with the unnecessary procedures shall you fail to show within the time frame that will get your license suspended. Come in the morning, just in case you would be required to attend a seminar and to pass a written exam for erring drivers. I'm not sure though if your offense qualifies you for this, but it is… [cont.]
Answered by Anne C - Sun Dec 14 02:10:02 2008
Q. Got caught overspeeding in the NLEX highway and the officer took my drivers license. Can someone else pay the fine and claim it for me or do I really need to get it myself? What is the process?
Asked by Elaine - Sat Dec 13 20:47:26 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with Bruised Bannerd. You have to personally get your license from the LTO. Well, i've never been charged with overspeeding, but i think it is one of the most sensitive offenses a motorist could possibly commit. I've read form somewhere that LTO plans to implement a policy in revoking the licenses for overspeeding/reckless driving (when twice charged). Just be sure you claim your DL within the 15 day grace period to do away with the unnecessary procedures shall you fail to show within the time frame that will get your license suspended. Come in the morning, just in case you would be required to attend a seminar and to pass a written exam for erring drivers. I'm not sure though if your offense qualifies you for this, but it is… [cont.]
Answered by Anne C - Sun Dec 14 02:10:02 2008
help! how to go to NAIA Terminal 2 (also known as centennial airport)?
Q. I need a road guide from NLEX to NAIA Terminal 2. tnx!
Asked by totganda - Tue Nov 13 08:21:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. >From NLEX, turn right at EDSA through the cloverleaf flyovers (remember that EDSA is at the end of NLEX, if your from the North) >Drive along EDSA all the way to the south >After passing the Magallanes interchange (visualization: those many criscrossing flyovers with the highest one being the skyway), line your vehicle to the inner lane of EDSA and take the next flyover going left to Andrews Ave. >At the end of Andrews ave, turn right >At the next intersection, turn left to Domestic road >Drive along Domestic road and turn left at the next major intersection with stoplight. >Drive straight along that road. DON'T turn right at the next intersection because that would lead you instead to terminal 1(there would be road signs there already… [cont.]
Answered by -ben- - Wed Nov 14 06:13:53 2007
Q. I need a road guide from NLEX to NAIA Terminal 2. tnx!
Asked by totganda - Tue Nov 13 08:21:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. >From NLEX, turn right at EDSA through the cloverleaf flyovers (remember that EDSA is at the end of NLEX, if your from the North) >Drive along EDSA all the way to the south >After passing the Magallanes interchange (visualization: those many criscrossing flyovers with the highest one being the skyway), line your vehicle to the inner lane of EDSA and take the next flyover going left to Andrews Ave. >At the end of Andrews ave, turn right >At the next intersection, turn left to Domestic road >Drive along Domestic road and turn left at the next major intersection with stoplight. >Drive straight along that road. DON'T turn right at the next intersection because that would lead you instead to terminal 1(there would be road signs there already… [cont.]
Answered by -ben- - Wed Nov 14 06:13:53 2007
goin to Bamban Tarlac?
Q. from balintawak NLEX,should i drive straight up to the Sta Inez then left turn to Mabalacat then right turn going to Bamban bridge? I saw it in google map..Is Sta Inez the end of NLEX road?coz it seems no road are straight ahead on google maps,,theres some mountains blocking the road..
Asked by sagittarius - Thu Jan 22 00:05:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. From Balintawak, just drive through the North Luzon Expressway up to Sta. Ines exit (which is the last exit), and turn left. 2. Once you have turned left, go straight until you reach McArthur Highway, then turn right. 3. Just go straight. The town of Bamban in Tarlac will be ahead.
Answered by Matt Torres :) - Fri Jan 23 06:52:56 2009
Q. from balintawak NLEX,should i drive straight up to the Sta Inez then left turn to Mabalacat then right turn going to Bamban bridge? I saw it in google map..Is Sta Inez the end of NLEX road?coz it seems no road are straight ahead on google maps,,theres some mountains blocking the road..
Asked by sagittarius - Thu Jan 22 00:05:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. From Balintawak, just drive through the North Luzon Expressway up to Sta. Ines exit (which is the last exit), and turn left. 2. Once you have turned left, go straight until you reach McArthur Highway, then turn right. 3. Just go straight. The town of Bamban in Tarlac will be ahead.
Answered by Matt Torres :) - Fri Jan 23 06:52:56 2009
Commuting in Makati !?
Q. i'm going to BPI Family Bank in 109 Dela Rosa St., Corner Paseo de Roxas, Makati City How can i get there if i'm coming from NLEX?
Asked by rodel - Wed Mar 18 06:31:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From EDSA/NLEX ride a bus with Ayala/Buendia signboard. Alight at Paseo de Roxas. Across the street is BPI Head office. One block away is BPI Family Bank, at the corner of De la Rosa and Paseo de Roxas streets.
Answered by Jemay - Wed Mar 18 08:28:54 2009
Q. i'm going to BPI Family Bank in 109 Dela Rosa St., Corner Paseo de Roxas, Makati City How can i get there if i'm coming from NLEX?
Asked by rodel - Wed Mar 18 06:31:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From EDSA/NLEX ride a bus with Ayala/Buendia signboard. Alight at Paseo de Roxas. Across the street is BPI Head office. One block away is BPI Family Bank, at the corner of De la Rosa and Paseo de Roxas streets.
Answered by Jemay - Wed Mar 18 08:28:54 2009
Do You Have Any Information on Lake Woods Nueva Eciya?
Q. You might have noticed, I live here in Quezon City. We have a special bus going there Thursday for a golf tournament...don't say Google search because it's a new place. Common sense tells me NLEX tp SCTEX..going to Tarlac..probably somewhere East of there? Anything on that? Sacto, that's the one, yeah, we heard it's Class A..good, but as usual might be a hard course..we're getting it for 1000 courtesy of KGB chairman..includes bus and lunch..yep. Look at you 50% best answer, I'm trying to keep my 19% and that's hard enough.
Asked by chrisarrow222 - Tue Jun 23 08:32:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lakewood City - Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija Lakewoods is the first and only all-weather championship golf course in Nueva Ecija. Its technologically-advanced drainage system allows golfers to continue play even after a heavy downpour. location map and features and amenities this link.
Answered by rhythm of the falling rain - Tue Jun 23 10:01:42 2009
Q. You might have noticed, I live here in Quezon City. We have a special bus going there Thursday for a golf tournament...don't say Google search because it's a new place. Common sense tells me NLEX tp SCTEX..going to Tarlac..probably somewhere East of there? Anything on that? Sacto, that's the one, yeah, we heard it's Class A..good, but as usual might be a hard course..we're getting it for 1000 courtesy of KGB chairman..includes bus and lunch..yep. Look at you 50% best answer, I'm trying to keep my 19% and that's hard enough.
Asked by chrisarrow222 - Tue Jun 23 08:32:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lakewood City - Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija Lakewoods is the first and only all-weather championship golf course in Nueva Ecija. Its technologically-advanced drainage system allows golfers to continue play even after a heavy downpour. location map and features and amenities this link.
Answered by rhythm of the falling rain - Tue Jun 23 10:01:42 2009
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